vegetables knives
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Viper - Sakura Bocote - Santoku 16cm by Vox & Anso - VT7516BC - vegetable knife
Viper's Sakura Knives, designed by Jens Anso and Jesper Voxnaes, are a modern interpretation of the classic kitchen knife.
Featuring a hardening with a subsequent cryogenic finish to provide the best cutting and sealing properties, they have gorgeous Bocote Hot Wood Handles that adds character and sophistication to design.
Recommended uses: Vegetables, raw meat, fish
Country of Origin: Italy - Maniago (PN)
Blade material: Nitro-B 58 / 59HRC stainless steel
Handle material: Bocote stabilized wood
Blade length: 16cm
Blade thickness: 3mm
Design by Jens Anso & Jesper VoxnaesVT7516BC€94.26Only 1 leftOnly 1 left
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Kanetsune - Fruit Knife ST-200 - knife
Multi-purpose vegetable and fruit knife. Thanks to the wooden case (shirasaya), similar to the one used for the katana or the tanto, the blade remains perfectly protected and easily transportable.
Intended use: Sports / Collection
Blade: 420J2 steel
Japan blade production
Handle: cherry wood
Blade length: 105mm.
Blade thickness: 1mm.
Total length: 210mm.
Balancing: -
Weight: 36g.
Sheath: cherry wood sheath
Note:ST-200€0.00Only 0 leftOnly 0 left
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Viper - Sakura Bocote - Chef 18cm by Vox & Anso - VT7518BC - vegetable knife
Viper's Sakura Knives, designed by Jens Anso and Jesper Voxnaes, are a modern interpretation of the classic kitchen knife.
Featuring a hardening with a subsequent cryogenic finish to provide the best cutting and sealing properties, they have gorgeous Bocote Hot Wood Handles that adds character and sophistication to design.
Recommended uses: Vegetables, raw meat, fish
Country of Origin: Italy - Maniago (PN)
Blade material: Nitro-B 58 / 59HRC stainless steel
Handle material: Bocote stabilized wood
Blade Length: 18cm
Blade thickness: 3mm
Design by Jens Anso & Jesper VoxnaesVT7518BC€98.36Only 0 leftOnly 0 leftOut of stock
Professional Kitchen Knives: Complete Guide to the Perfect Choice
Choosing a professional kitchen knife means improving precision, safety, and pleasure in cooking. For over 50 years, Coltelleria Collini has been selecting and testing the best international kitchen knives, collaborating exclusively with official brands and historical manufacturers. Whether you are a chef, an advanced enthusiast, or a demanding home cook, here you will find cutting tools designed to last over time and guarantee consistent performance.
In this category, you will find a complete selection of Japanese, German, Italian, and professional kitchen knives, chosen by blade type, steel, hardness (HRC), and ergonomics, to cover every cooking style and cutting technique.
Japanese Knives & Damascus
Razor-sharp edges, very acute cutting angles, and high-hardness steels (up to 61–63 HRC). The Japanese tradition of Seki is represented by brands like Kai and Miyabi (Zwilling Group), the CROMOVA steel of Global, and the versatility of Kai Wasabi. Ideal for those seeking pure cutting performance, precision, and control.
European Tradition – Forged
Robust, balanced, and easy-to-sharpen knives, designed for intensive daily use. German excellence from Solingen with Wüsthof and Zwilling, combined with the Swiss practicality of Victorinox. The ideal choice for professional kitchens, catering, and advanced home use.
Made in Italy & Blade Types
Italian artisanal tradition with Coltellerie Berti, Due Cigni, and Sanelli. Choose the right knife for every preparation: Chef's Knife, Santoku, as well as complete sets and steak knives.
Why buy kitchen knives from Coltelleria Collini
We don't just sell "blades," but tools for work and passion. Since 1968, Coltelleria Collini has been a reference point for chefs, professionals, and cooking enthusiasts.
- Official Retailers for all featured brands, with guaranteed authenticity.
- Professional sharpening service in-house to restore the edge.
- Real consultation: we help you choose between Chef, Santoku, Nakiri, or Slicing knives.
Kitchen Knives FAQ
Japanese knives are harder, with sharpening angles around 15°, ideal for extremely precise but more delicate cuts. European knives (German and Italian) are more robust, easier to resharpen, and more tolerant to impact, perfect for intensive use.
No, it is strongly discouraged. Aggressive detergents, high temperatures, and impacts damage the edge and the blade surface. It is always preferable to wash knives by hand and dry them immediately after use.